The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-22
LOCAL BnEvITIIss.
Matters OF Minor Moment ia md About
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lTnE GRAND this eyenipg-last perform:
arce OF pert" 55t.i
THERE % talk Of rovivlng the ''ohen!.
nut" mlnstrels. 5t,.t' a q.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted 10
record yesterday. Si;gi ,f55l9 a
"Auruas LEAF" parties arc popular with
the young people now. a... b d
OPERA HcusE this ovenlns-Hyd
Great Specially Company. 89'. N
IT Is understood that the Belmont mill
heaters will resume work Monday. p
six car loads Of euigrauts ps,ssd west
over the Baltimore & Ohio road yesterday.
The Riverside Tube Works, at BenSood,
made its frat lap.welded pipe yesterday.
Ii CONSIDERABLE tobacco has boon brought
up the river this week for. eastern ship.
ment. 56 lls'f
!. Two NEW switches have been laid at the
.. 4 o. shops to facilitate the handling OF
the numerous engines. "a &
3 MArAMoRAs, down tho river, rejo.ces
over the discovery Of a five foot vein OF
coal, found right In the town. -4l
CAPTAIN JAMES CAMPBELL, formerly OF
the steamer Princess, intends taking
charge OF tho Bellaire wharlboat. !
TIE Cambridge oil we'll seoms TO have
more water than oil. The well Ia TO be
ounk deeper, in hopes OF bot.or rstrrnu.
JACK CRoGAN, the popular captain o!
last years. Wheeling club, has signed with
the Chicago club Of the Northwestern
League. 5sf555 lil,s5
JACK HING, tho boxer, hns taken up
lilo henequattesa in the hall oyar The Sen.
ate SALOON, and proposes to teach boxing
this winter. 4, A IT, is.,5.
THE next attraction at the Opera House
after tho Carleton Company will bs NJ. b
Curtis in "sam'l Of Pozsn" aud his new
play, Friday and Saturday next.
Nh. JAMES A. WoopLrNG haa been ap
pointed 10 represent the National Unior
BENEFIT Association, OF Washington, D. G.
ct Bcnwood, under W. Ruth, General
Agent: FIN r.
If you meet man on the street thest
days talking to himself so TO roet, 1t Ia mo-
necesaary TO believe no 10 insane; he i.
probably only psacticing his German pro
nuncistion. 547gs 96..
The paper hangers OF this city desire il
made known that the ball advertised iol
next week by somebody who call them
selves paper hangers IL no! theirs, and
they have nothing to do with 1t. a5.
"A WAGON belonging to Mr.. link, ant
containing load Of new furniture upse
on Eleventh Btrcet yesterday afternoon
scattering 1t all around the place. A largi
mnntel mirror was among the damaged
goods. 5g IS. ~ l"55
EW. H..WALLAcE md w. r.. L. Elliot
have returned from their tour OF iuBppc
ton to different steel plants 10 get sons
plan OF changing the one at the Jedsrsol
into one that will turn out mora steel thar
at present. e, IA
DvnIEa tho high wind yesterday si!er
noon large tree standing at the corner o
Thirteenth and Chapline streets was blown
down. In It's ISL the large trunk nsrroT
ly m!ssed esriking ssveral children who
were playing in tho Htreet.
The residents OF Fifteenth street er,
much annoyed by mischisyous boya. who
mske apractice Of carrying of gatas
shutters ond signs. The youngsters, wht
belong to good families, are known ant
liable to get into trouble unless they
atop. ..
Mns. MILLER, Of Alley G, was arraiguet
before Squire Davis Last evening charged
with keeping a house OF i'll iane. The
complsint was made By "'Passy" Francis
and Officer Shorts made the arreat. She
wag bound over in 81 GOO bail TO appear a
court. P
THOMAS RICE was arrested at the Balti
lmore l. Ohio dspo. yesterday by Ed Don
mel, The baggage meeto., and turned ovcl
to Officer Deku. who had to call on OliCel
junkiEG to help lock him Up. He fought
like tiger. The charge was indeCsrpy al
tho depot. 5., & rs p.
MR. HoRAcE PATTERSON and Misi
Emma Eberly were married October l!
at the reaidence OF the BRIDES father, MIR
Ebsrly, by Rsv. Charles Truschel. There
vas very pleasant evening spent by
large crowd OF friends and many pres
snts received. SO
YESTERDAY was dusty, b!ustcry day
ss unpleasant icr pedestrians 80 wealth q
coula well be; although tho ely threatened
rain OF intsrvsls iii day, aad The sun shout
brightly at other intervals. It was com
pound Of the varied weathere OF all sea
sons aud every cline:
some exchanged arc Publishing an item
10 tho effect that the Postcliire Depart
meut ut Warrington has rendered de-
cision excluding from tho mails oil en-
yslsoes bearing the business card OF the
sender Without en- ersrs postage of two
cents. No auch Instructions havs beer
received at the Wheeling pos.oftics.
Z. Two well.knoIn men made horst
trade in the Second ward Thu.sdsy. AT
terWards one OF them wished to back out
and brought the horse to the other one,
stable. Being refused sdmi:tencs, he tied
it in the street. The police made him re-
move it, and he left it at a livery stable
and then entered suit Ia Squire Peter.
mans court to snnul the trade. BE
;%HUaH PATTERSON and William Jones
hnvs gone to East Chicago to fake charge
i O. the rolls in tho Ham nond mill, accord.
Ing to tho Steubenville .Ga:etts, which adds
This is the mill recently leased by syndi.
cote Of Wheeling capitalists, but who failed
| TO take It and tho owners orc starting it.
Several Wheeling iasn hsgo been en,.
ployed TO mansgethe varioaa departments
Henry W. sco1r, editor Of 81. George.
Journal instituted the lodge and installed
officers Of; ".Wedgswood" Lodge in X. d
P. hall in this city Last evening, and will
also do tho same for Vulcan" Lodge, ni
Martins Ferry, on Saturday evening, and
seen. Havelock" Lodge at Bridgeport on
Monday evening next. It the Bellaire
Lodge Is ready he will also install thei;
officers before leaving this section.
MISS KATE CLAYTON and her company
had an unexpectedly large audience al
tho Opera Honse laB. night, Whom "sThe
Two Orpbans" was presented with Mid
Claxlon in the role che hsn played &c
long, Lonise, and Mr.. Stevenson, her hus.
band, es Jacques. The auditors were ex.
ceedingly appreciatiye, aud tho perform.
pnrp dnaarvad thas p,auditr n rpnairod